The rescue of the Urletschurtschen - Who can crack the evil witch's magic word?
Deep in the mysterious Reinswald forest, in the middle of the enchanted Sarntal valley, lies the Urlesteig - a place full of magic, ancient mythical creatures and secret paths. Here lives the friendly “Urletschurtschen”, a funny, shaggy forest dweller who helps children not to get lost in the forest. He knows every stone, every leaf and every sound in the wind.
But now the “Urletschurtschen” is in great danger!
An evil witch has put a magic curse on him and banished him deep inside the Urlesteig.
Only those who find both magic words can break the spell and free the “Urletschurtschen”!
Your task:
Go on a treasure hunt along the magical Urlesteig, collect the magic letters at the stations, solve the puzzles and find both solution words!
Two paths lead through the enchanted forest:
The small round - fast, exciting, full of fun for little treasure heroes.
Whoever completes it receives a sparkling hiking stone from the forest treasure of the “Urletschurtschen”.
The big loop - a little longer, more mysterious, perfect for brave explorers.
Those who master it will be rewarded with a cuddly teddy bear, which is also the best friend and loyal companion of the “Urletschurtschen” himself!
Anyone who completes both laps and mentions both magic words at the ticket office in Reinswald will become a true curse-breaker and receive both gifts as thanks for their bravery.
So: pack your rucksack, put on your hiking boots and switch on your magic sense! Only you can save the “Urletschurtschen” and break the evil witch's curse!
Important: The treasure hunt can be started every day in the summer season 2025 (29.05 - 02.11.2025). Simply pick up the treasure map at the ticket office in Reinswald and get started.
In order to receive the respective prize, the treasure map with correctly completed solution words must be presented at the ticket office in Reinswald. The prizes can only be picked up during the operating and opening hours of the Reinswald cable cars.
